Chapter

 1 Pro,1|      The monk glanced round the room as though to assure himself
 2 Pro,2|         the dying man, left the room as he had entered it, with
 3 Pro,2|    heard all, returned into the room, and found their friend
 4 1,2  |         the stairs he entered a room where two women were awaiting
 5 5,2  |   reader, and dashed out of the room to give the terrible order
 6 5,6  |       they walked as far as the room where the sacred vestments
 7 9,2  |     each champion had a kind of room to make his preparations
 8 11,1 | flooring, it fell into the very room where they were. Terrified
 9 11,1 |    turned round, and seeing the room full of dust and debris,
10 12,4 |       she retired into the next room, leaning on the pope's arm,
11 13,5 |         and Oliverotto, to make room for the duke's army, had
12 13,5 |     upstairs and into the first room when the door was shut behind
13 14,2 |        him in which part of his room he had left it, so that
14 14,2 |       of; but as he entered the room he recoiled a step, with
15 14,2 |      eyes, in the middle of the room, between the door and the
16 14,3 |     ceiling, were set up in his room, like the machines at which
17 14,3 |      chamber; the guards of the room were doubled; then the doors
18 15,2 |     dust and blood, entered his room, pursued by his enemies,
19 16,1 |       he was conducted from the room that served as his prison
20 16,1 |    Caesar, on going back to his room, made a false step and sprained
21 16,1 | governor came to see him in his room, and found him stretched
22 16,1 |         carry Don Manuel to his room and lift Caesar on the bed;
23 16,2 |    forgotten and left it in his room or had lost it in his fall;